Service area
Twenty-two coastal counties. No invented offices.
This is the coverage list published on Palmetto Pier Tech. County notes are adapted from those pages. They are not a geotechnical report, not a list of finished jobs, and not branch addresses. The existing site says to confirm a specific location.
South Carolina
Horry County
- Myrtle Beach
- North Myrtle Beach
- Cherry Grove
- Conway
- Surfside Beach
- Loris
The existing site describes Grand Strand sands, soft organic soils behind the beach, and Waccamaw River lowlands. It mentions a typical depth range of about 20 to 40 feet here. That range is not a rule for every pier.
Georgetown County
- Pawleys Island
- Litchfield Beach
- Georgetown
- Andrews
- Murrells Inlet
Published description: Pawleys and Litchfield barrier sands, plus deep organic soils on the Waccamaw Neck associated with old rice fields. Vibration and scour are reasons the existing site gives for considering helicals. An engineer still checks the site.
Charleston County
- Charleston
- Folly Beach
- Isle of Palms
- Sullivan's Island
- Mount Pleasant
- James Island
- Johns Island
- Kiawah Island
Published description: peninsula fill over historic marsh, shell and organic material, Cooper Marl, and barrier-island sands. The page cites tides of about 5 to 7 feet and the 1886 earthquake as regional context, not as a design load.
Colleton County
- Edisto Beach
- Walterboro
- Cottageville
- Jacksonboro
Published description: Edisto's dunes and marsh sediments, peat through the ACE Basin, and clays nearer Walterboro that can heave. Helix size and tension capacity are design choices, not a county-wide standard.
Beaufort County
- Hilton Head Island
- Beaufort
- Fripp Island
- Bluffton
- Dataw Island
- Harbor Island
Published description: sea-island sands, shell, and soft marine clay under Hilton Head, Fripp, Dataw, and Harbor Island, with Bluffton growing onto lowland soils. Access on resort lots varies. The page does not establish a branch office.
Jasper County
- Hardeeville
- Ridgeland
- Levy
Published description: poorly drained flatwoods and Savannah River delta silts and clays, with wet-weather installation called out as a reason helical piers are used where an open hole would collapse. Coatings are specified per project.
North Carolina
Brunswick County
- Sunset Beach
- Ocean Isle Beach
- Holden Beach
- Shallotte
- Southport
- Oak Island
- Leland
Published description: barrier sands, marshes, and Carolina bays with peat, plus inlet movement at Shallotte and Lockwood Folly. Permit reviewers ask for engineering; this preview does not supply a county-approved detail.
New Hanover County
- Wilmington
- Wrightsville Beach
- Carolina Beach
- Kure Beach
- Ogden
Published description: Wilmington fill and rubble over old flats, a moving Cape Fear water table, and thin barrier sands at Wrightsville and Carolina Beach. Rotation usually disturbs a historic wall less than impact installation. That is a comparison, not a promise of no damage.
Pender County
- Topsail Island
- Surf City
- Topsail Beach
- Hampstead
- Burgaw
Published description: a narrow island between the ocean and the waterway, with surge possible from both sides, and inland growth around Hampstead. Flood zone and lateral load are part of the design, not a slogan.
Onslow County
- North Topsail Beach
- Jacksonville
- Sneads Ferry
- Swansboro
- Holly Ridge
Published description: Camp Lejeune's neighborhood, New River marshes, and an eroding north end of Topsail. The existing site says crews can coordinate beside the base. It does not claim work for the military.
Carteret County
- Emerald Isle
- Atlantic Beach
- Morehead City
- Beaufort
- Cape Carteret
- Harkers Island
Published description: Bogue Banks between the Atlantic and the sound, and historic fill and shell at Beaufort. The source mentions the Yorktown Formation as a bearing target. That is their geologic note, not a measured depth for a job.
Craven County
- New Bern
- Havelock
- River Bend
- Trent Woods
Published description: Neuse and Trent river silts and clays, and settlement after hurricane flooding, including Florence in 2018. The page presents helicals as a repair method that can limit interior excavation. It is not a count of recovery projects.
Pamlico County
- Oriental
- Bayboro
- Alliance
- Grantsboro
Published description: very low ground around Pamlico Sound and organic mucks the site names as Ponzer and Belhaven, with a shallow water table. Helicals are described as a way past the peat. They are not automatically the only legal foundation.
Hyde County
- Ocracoke Island
- Swan Quarter
- Engelhard
Published description: ferry-access Ocracoke, storm flooding that covered the village in 2019, and deep pocosin peat on the mainland. Compact gear is mentioned because of the ferry. Availability for a given week is not stated here.
Dare County
- Nags Head
- Kill Devil Hills
- Manteo
- Kitty Hawk
- Hatteras
- Rodanthe
- Avon
- Buxton
Published description: a migrating barrier, overwash, and loose dune sand. The page discusses galvanizing and deep installation for salt exposure. Coating and depth are specified per pier. The Outer Banks are part of the published area, not a separate company.
Currituck County
- Corolla
- Duck
- Southern Shores
- Carova Beach
- Moyock
Published description: northern Outer Banks, including four-wheel-drive beach access at Carova and tall dunes. The existing site says lightweight gear can reach roadless stretches. That is their published access note, not a standing appointment.
Georgia
Chatham County
- Savannah
- Tybee Island
- Pooler
- Thunderbolt
- Whitmarsh Island
Published description: Savannah fill, tabby and shell, river-bluff sands, and Tybee's marine sands over estuarine clay. A corrosion-warranty sentence on the old county page is omitted until a real warranty is in hand.
Bryan County
- Richmond Hill
- Pembroke
- Ellabell
Published description: growth on former marsh along the Ogeechee, with the site naming Pelion, Sapelo, Blanton, and Troup soils. Those are soil-survey names from their page, not a boring for a lot.
Liberty County
- Hinesville
- Midway
- Riceboro
- Flemington
Published description: Fort Stewart's civilian edge, Midway's older buildings, and Bladen clays that shrink and swell, plus Altamaha floodplain organics. Tension and compression are both design checks where clays heave. The site does not claim military contracts.
McIntosh County
- Darien
- Meridian
- Crescent
Published description: Altamaha delta peat and clay, Darien's waterfront, and remote access toward Sapelo. The page argues for smaller equipment on rural roads. It does not claim an archaeological clearance.
Glynn County
- Brunswick
- St. Simons Island
- Sea Island
- Jekyll Island
- Little St. Simons Island
Published description: the Golden Isles, with soft marsh deposits under resort and older buildings, and a preference for installation that leaves little spoil on finished landscaping. Spoil is usually less than a drilled shaft. It is not always zero.
Camden County
- Kingsland
- St. Marys
- Woodbine
- Kings Bay
Published description: the St. Marys River floodplain, seasonal wet sands, and growth around Kingsland and St. Marys near Kings Bay. The page does not claim work on the naval base.
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